Pellinore
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If, somehow, indisputable evidence were to emerge that showed epic-level shenanigans that completely changed the popular and/or electoral vote counts, not a darn thing would happen. There simply is no mechanism, system, or contingency in any part of American law to retroactively change the results of an election after certification, much less inauguration. No one, including the States, Congress, the DOJ, or the Supreme Court, has the authority to rule such a change into being; it is simply too late.The real question is:
If indisputable evidence is produced that the numbers/ballots/machines were hacked to a degree that changed the outcome, what is the right thing to do?
When presented with this obvious question, most libs seem to fall back on "That's never happen", which is a blatant dodge.
It could happen.
It may have happened.
It's being investigated.